What Lee County voters need to know for 2026 elections
Florida voters in Lee County must register or update registrations by July 20 for the August 18 primary elections, with deadlines for general elections on November 3. The county offers in-person voting, early voting at multiple locations, and mail-in ballots, requiring valid photo ID under Florida law.
Lee County voters must register or update their voter registration by July 20 to participate in Florida’s August 18 primary elections, with general elections scheduled for November 3. The primary election will select candidates for governor, state attorney general, congressional seats, and state amendments. Voters in Lee County can cast ballots in person during early voting or on Election Day, with polling stations open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Florida law requires voters to present valid photo identification, including a driver’s license, passport, student ID, or military identification. Early voting for the primary runs from August 8 to August 15, while general election early voting is from October 19 to October 31. Voters can choose from 11 locations across Lee County, including libraries, recreation centers, and the Lee County Elections Center. Mail-in ballots require a new request from the supervisor of elections, Jenna Persons-Mulicka, as previous requests have expired. Voters must submit their request directly to the Lee County Elections Office. The Lee County Elections Office emphasizes updating voter registration details, such as name, address, or signature, through the official Florida registration portal. All deadlines and voting procedures are outlined on the Lee County Elections website.
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